Improvements

Sigh. Well, I picked up a bunch of better techniques, and not only made a few new models, but I went and modified some of the ones that I already had, specifically everyone related to the first iconic group. These are vastly improved, grittier, dirtier, more realistic and detailed versions than the ones that I've already posted... so I had to do it again.

Improved Alys, in her pretty Hill Country maiden form

Improved Demir, looking a little more rugged and a little bit more "medieval"

This isn't a character, this is the model I'm using for my alter-ego on the videos. He looks more like he's talking than the outgoing one.

I really like this one of Snorn. He actually looks a lot like he's talking to his rat, except when I added the glow from his cigar, it caused a glare on his eyes, so the direction that he's looking isn't quite as obvious. Oh, well. I think the cigar glow is worth it.

Stefan, with not only improved colors and pose and angles, but greatly improved face textures and details.

The Leper-Mage. I dunno, I just made this guy, initially thinking he'd be a Necromancer or something, but he didn't really look quite like what I expected a Necromancer to look like when he was done.

Revecca got a light touch. Honestly, the proportions of Hero Forge aren't quite right, and her hands look pretty big, but I'm not sure how to fix that, so here she is.

Alys' true lich form got almost completely redone. There might actually be too much going on on her face.

When I was a very little tyke in the late 70s, my favorite show was Speed Racer. I thought the whole idea of Speed's mysterious brother running around anonymously as Racer X was really cool. This may be Racer X to Stefan's speed. I haven't decided yet. Either that, or it's an alternate design for what Stefan could look like.

A wight, or some similarly relatively powerful undead, but not so much as to be a vampire or lich or Heresiarch.

Over a fairly short time, my model for Vant started looking more and more crude to me. I updated some textures and colors, the posing, and the angle, as well as adding tons more detail, especially to his face and hair.